Sentence examples for more effective dealing from inspiring English sources

A study of the financial crisis found that in the banking sector, gender diverse boards had improved director attendance, and that diverse boards were more effective dealing with crises.

"Certain issues you can address in a public forum, but when it is necessary, I think it is more effective dealing in a behind-the-scenes, tête-à-tête manner," he said.

Thus far, many approaches have been proposed to enhance the quality of iris images of which the local ones seem to be more effective dealing with texture irregularities as they somehow prevent deteriorating the good-quality regions and altering the features of the iris image.

The boost to US credibility would allow it to drive through a more effective deal in Paris.

In fact, the more effective deal screening and packaging that brokers provide the more of VC analysts' jobs they're doing.

He felt that the solution provided by GPs was "masking" his issues, and that if he could try to deal with those issues, this would be more effective in dealing with his depression.

Advances in biological science (e.g. discovering additional neurological processes and factors related to addictions) and pharmacology (e.g. new drugs, more effective drugs dealing with harmful effects).

c) Advances in biological science (e.g. discovering additional neurological processes and factors related to addictions) and pharmacology (e.g. new drugs, more effective drugs dealing with harmful effects).

Additionally, after lung reduction surgery, the flutter valve is used to treat prolonged air leaks without the potentially damaging effect of suction on a severely emphysematous lung [ 42], and is more effective in dealing with postoperative air leaks when there is no persistent pleural space [ 43].

Even more effective in dealing with the nobility was the enormous increase in royal patronage.

For this I am grateful, but the United Nations needs to become more effective in dealing with such situations.